HOTELS NEAR TO COVENT GARDEN UNDERGROUND STATION

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HOTELS NEAR COVENT GARDEN UNDERGROUND STATION

Unlike the majority of London's underground stations that have escalators for public use, the train platforms in Covent Garden tube station can only be accessed via lifts or stairs - which quite often doesn't help with the pedestrian congestion within the station. As Covent Garden is the most popular West End destination, the tube station does get ridiculously busy, especially on weekends, and passengers are frequently advised to walk to the area from an alternative station such as Leicester Square which is less then 300 metres walk away to the west and Leicester Square itself is only a few minutes walk from Covent Garden. But to keep things a little interesting in the station there is apparently a ghost who haunts the passageways; actor William Terriss was murdered outside the Aldelphi Theatre on The Strand in the late 19th century and apparently frequented the bakery which once stood on the same site as Covent Garden station.

As you come out of the station and head south you will walk past High Street shops such as Accessorise, Monsoon, GAP and Boots Pharmacy before reaching the Covent Garden Piazza - a favourite for locals and visitors alike, where street entertainers perform daily under the watchful eye of the famous Punch & Judy pub and the Apple Market and Jubilee Hall Market are great for browsing through on any given day. Then there are the designer and exclusive clothing label shops, cafes and restaurants to dine in and all the treats, treasures and tasty delights to be discovered in Neal Street and Neal's Yard which are to the north of the station.

Covent Garden, like most of the West End, is home to many of London's (and Europe's) greatest theatres including the Cambridge Theatre on Earlham St, the New Ambassadors Theatre on West Street, the Duchess Theatre on Catherine Street and the Theatre Museum located in the old flower market on Russell Street is definitely worth a visit.

Covent Garden Hotel, London WC2 Covent Garden

The Covent Garden hotel is located right in the thick of it! With the West End and Theatreland at your doorstep. Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road are all within a five minute walk of the hotel. The Strand, the National Gallery at Trafalgar Square, The Trocadero and the Piccadilly Circus are all just a little further than that. With Shaftesbury Avenue nearby the hotel.

Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel, London WC2 West End

The Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten hotel offers excellent 4 star standard accommodation, and is located in a perfect place for visits to London's West End. With Covent Garden as the closest tube station, the Mountbatten can be found on the corner of Seven Dials near Shaftesbury Avenue, a few minutes away from Tottenham Court Road, The Dominion Theatre, or in the other direction, the National Portrait Gallery, Trafalgar Square and a bit further along, Leicester Square.

Travelodge Covent Garden Hotel, London

The Travelodge Covent Garden is a tourist class hotel located on Drury Lane in the heart of Bloomsbury, only minutes walk away from Tottenham Court Road, The Dominion Theatre, Covent Garden and the local clubs and theatres, The Royal Opera, the British Museum, Soho and Oxford Street.

Waldorf Hilton Hotel, London

The Waldorf Hilton hotel is a prestigious five star luxury property located near Aldwych, right by the Theatre Royal. The West End is at the hotel's doorstep, with Covent Garden, the Strand, Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, Victoria Embankment, Somerset House and Leicester Square all within walking distance from the waldorf Hilton. Waterloo Bridge is nearby, leading across the Thames towards the National Theatre and Royal Festival Hall.